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hemoccult

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Hemoccult /He·moc·cult/ (he´mo-kult) trademark for a guaiac reagent strip test for occult blood.
he·moc·cult (hm-klt)
n.
A qualitative test for hidden blood in the stool, based upon detecting the peroxidase activity of hemoglobin.


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This study was conducted in conjunction with EXACT Sciences' multi-center study of its stool-based DNA test, PreGen-Plus(TM), which showed a four-fold sensitivity advantage versus Hemoccult II, the most widely prescribed FOBT on the market today, as published in the December 23, 2004 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine.
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